Shares and Other Securities in the Conflict of LawsThis book examines the problems of choice of law where transactions cross borders and involve shares or other securities of different nationalities. It considers dealings in securities under the traditional direct holding system and under the modern system of holding through intermediaries. Various theories and legislative reforms have been suggested in an attempt to resolve these two methods, and the book examines the extent to which they provide a viable solution. |
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Contents
The Present State of the Common | 4 |
THE PRESENT STATE OF THE COMMON LAW 1 | 8 |
THE EFFECT OF INSOLVENCY 9 | 9 |
Analysis of Choice of Law Rules which have been | 13 |
WHAT IS A SHARE? 3 01 | 43 |
What is a Share? | 44 |
Transfers or Assignments and Pledges of Shares | 52 |
Characterization | 62 |
43 | 114 |
87 | 129 |
Assignments and Collateralization | 158 |
The Effect of Insolvency | 202 |
Statutory Intervention | 210 |
European Legislation | 226 |
to Certain Rights in respect of Securities Held with | 283 |
Comparison of Choice of Law Treatments | 310 |
CHARACTERIZATION 5 01 | 64 |
CHOICE OF LAW APPROACHES FOR DEALINGS | 85 |
The Indirect Holding System | 88 |
ANALYSIS OF CHOICE OF LAW APPROACHES FOR | 92 |
Reformulation of Choice of Law Rules | 322 |
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